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All Question Required Income Tax payable by a firm as on the date of dissolution is treated *. .
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Is a B.A. LL.B. Graduate eligible to become an income tax advocate?
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Asked by Venkatesh

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6 years ago
Yes you are eligible for Income tax practice, but it is advisable to have a little more and prolonged exposure on taxation laws in your course, this can be easily done by choosing B. CM LL.B. As your integrated course. Although it is available at many colleges, LPU has made rapid strides due to its
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B.Com Or BBA which coirse should I prefer for joining in MBA Finace and taxation in my future does this two courses have the same value?
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Asked by Sarath A
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6 years ago
These two courses have different syllabus and B.Com curriculum matches more with finance and taxation part as compared with BBA. B.Com includes more of the courses which are Accounting in nature and use of software like Tally. But BBA does not have many subjects of accounts. Further, taxation can be
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Can B.Com in finance and taxation be a way to MBA in international business? Can I know about courses I can opt after the same in B.Com?
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Asked by Maria S

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6 years ago
The most important thing is to join an enterprising college which would give you the best academics as well as placements. A name worth mentioning is LPU which has created a niche for itself because of the way the MBAs are shaping giving wings to the entrepreneur skills as well as market jobs. LPU S
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Hi. I am having 67% in hsc and 43% in tybcom in year 2009, am I eligible for LL.B. Course in taxation laws?
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Asked by Uddhav

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6 years ago
You need to have at least 45% marks in graduation to pursue 3 year law.
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Is Graduation compulsory for Diploma in Accounting, Finance and Taxation - CAM?
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Asked by Archana

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6 years ago
If you are asking about Diploma in Accounting, Finance & Taxation in Pune (of Nilaya ICats Institute of Commerce, then the eligibility criteria is given below:
Eligibility criteria: 1. Any commerce Graduates & post Graduates (BBA, BCOM, BBM, MCOM)
2. Any Undergraduate after class 12th and during FY /
Eligibility criteria: 1. Any commerce Graduates & post Graduates (BBA, BCOM, BBM, MCOM)
2. Any Undergraduate after class 12th and during FY /
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D tax course ke liye konsi entrance exm deni pdti hai kya? Ye course kitne sal ka hota hai? Our es course ki fees kitni hai.
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Asked by Pragati Pradeeprao
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What is the eligibility criteria to get into this college for LLB in taxation?
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Asked by Dhiraj

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6 years ago
Hi,
LLB Eligibility. Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the class 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.
LLB Eligibility. Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the class 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.